Lynn Hartford Wedding Ocurrs at Falls City
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Lynn of Falls City and Mr. Joseph E. Hartford of Kansas City occurred Saturday at 11 a.m. at the bride’s parents home in Falls City. Attendants were Miss Lorraine Lynn and Robert L. Hartford. The couple plans to live in Kansas City after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Lynn
Joseph E. Hartford
Kansas City
Falls City
Missouri
Lorraine Lynn
Robert L. Hartford
Hartford
California
Stephens College
Columbia
University of Nebraska
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
William A. Lynn
Charles E. Hartford
This City
Plertsmouth High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Iowa State
Obituary of John D Herrington of Plattsmouth
John Donard Herrington born February 2 1902 in Gound Biuffs Iowa died after a hunting accident near Plattsmouth where he lived with his mother Maggie U Herrington. He worked for the North Western railroad and is survived by his mother a brother Louis and sisters Myrtle Kaye and others and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donard Herrington
Gound Biuffs
Iowa
North Western Railroad
Plattsmouth
Maggie U Herrington
Louis
Plettamouth
Myrtle Kaye
East Omaha
William
Council Tluffs
John Duwrad
Bernice, Anderson
Howard Lee Herrington
Claude Kage
Plattemouth
Leroy
Rebecca
Evelyn
Billie
Gwendolyn Herrington
Council Bluffs
Bertha Allstrom
Sherman
Esther Viola Kage
Omaha
Christmas Party Held by Catholic Daughters of America
Members of the Catholic Daughters of America gathered Sunday afternoon at Mrs. E. A. Webb's home in North Fifth street for their annual Christmas party. Hostesses included Mrs. Hermie Svoboda Mrs. Lon Henry and others. Santa Claus visited delivering gifts as the group enjoyed games and refreshments in festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
E. A. Webb
North Fifth Street
Hermie Svoboda
Lon Henry
E. W. McGuire
W. H. Woolcott
A. G. Bach
Santa Claus
Christmas Present Sends Greeley Bell Visitor
Greeley Bell, from south of the city, visited and renewed a subscription to the semi weekly Journal. He ordered the Journal sent to Fred Beil and family as a Christmas remembrance, with delivery twice weekly for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Bell
The
Journal
Chicken theft at Rauth farm reported in Manley
Deputy Tom Walling was called to the Manley community by J Herman Rauth after sixty eight chickens and one duck disappeared from the Rauth farm on Sunday. No trace of the culprit was found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walling
Manley
J. Herman Rauth
Rauth
Joe Penner
Popular Young People Wed at First Christian Church
Miss Edith Marie Allen and Mr. David B. Robinson were married at the First Christian Church on Sunday. Rev. O B Chastain read the vows as the couple, longtime community favorites, began life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Marie Allen
David B. Robinson
First Christian Church
O. B. Chastain
Charlies Allen
Plattsmouth
Henry Robinson
Christian Church
Robinson
Unemployed group seeks federal aid actions in Cass County
At a Cass County meeting the unemployed organization asked two county commissioners to contact the federal government and pursue necessary steps for aid. The chairman urges precincts to form committees to supervise fuel distribution and worker transport to timber sites, to prevent waste of labor and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
George W. Olson
Car Crash Near Fort Crook Injures None
The Chevrolet coupe owned by Daniel K. Reynolds of Union was badly damaged after a collision with Merle Long's car near Fort Crook on No 75. Reynolds tried to pass a truck but could not avoid the crash. no occupants were seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel K. Reynolds
Union
Merle Long
Reynolds
No. 75
Fort Crook
Mr. Long
Mr. Reynolds
Woman's Club Christmas Story at Public Library
The Woman's Club staged a Christmas tale Monday evening at the public library with a nativity scene by club members children and a reading of The Heritage a world spanning message. Participants included Angel Elizabeth Ann Wiles Mary Marjorie Devoe Joseph Junior DeVos shepherds Joe McMahen Donald Martin Robert Webb Robert Yelick Three Wise Men Joe York Billy Knorr James Mary Jr and readers and contributors such as Mrs A H Duxbury Mrs L S Devoe Mrs W L Heinrich and Mrs J E Wiles coordinated by Mrs J E Wiles with musical selections by Mrs L S Deroe Mrs E H Wescott and Miss Mildred Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Elizabeth Ann Wiles
Mary
Marjorie Devoe
Joseph
Junior Devos
Joe McMahen
Donald Martin
Robert Webb
Robert Yelick
Joe York
Billy Knorr
James Mary, Jr
A. H. Duxbury
Mildred Wall
William Baird
W. L. Heinrich
Red Cross
Fred Lugsch
George
Wright announces staff of assistants for AG office
Attorney General elect William H. Wright announced his staff of assistants in Lincoln Monday. Milton C. Murphy of North Platte will replace Wright when he takes office. William C. Ramsey, formerly of Plattsmouth, will head Omaha assignments with two years in the role. Also named are Paul F. Cheney Falls City George W. Ayres Lincoln Daniel Stubbs Superior and Edward Vail Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wright
Lincoln
Milton C. Murphy
North Platte
Mr. Wright
William C. Ramsey
Omaha
Paul F. Cheney
Falls City
George W. Ayres
Daniel Stubbs
Superior
Edward Vail
Seward
Plattlemouth
Ramsey
Pilattsmouth Rotary hears Christmas message and song
The Pilattsmouth Rotary Club met Tuesday noon at Steuart Cafe banquet room. Frank A. Cloidt and colleagues performed two Christmas songs while the group sang carols led by Robert Walling. Rev. C. O. Troy delivered a Christmas message about the era of Christ influencing daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilattsmouth
Rotary Quartet
Frank A. Cloidt
George Jeager
R. W. Knorr
H. G. McClusky
Robert Mr. Walling
E. H. Wescott
C. O. Troy
First Methodist Church
Troy
HERE FOR THE HOLIDAYS EDWARD PATTERSON VISITS
Edward Patterson of San Francisco arrived Tuesday to spend the holiday season with his parents Mr and Mrs Rea F Patterson and old friends. He has been based on the West Coast since finishing school and has found success in his activities. Community friends welcome his return for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Patterson
San Francisco
Rea F. Patterson
Patterson
West Coast
Edward
Urge to Continue River Work At Alis Courthouse Point
A conference at the U S engineers office involving Commissioner Julius A Pitz Judge A H Duxbury Arnold Lillie and Engineer Otto discussed reopening the Alis courl river improvement here The committee pressed for work to continue through winter to ease local unemployment The engineering department supported continuing work and plans to meet Captain J M Young in Omaha to arrange resumption of the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineer
Julius A. Pitz
A. H. Duxbury
Arnold Lillie
Otto
Aliscourl
J. M. Young
Omaha
J. A. Pitt
United States Army Engineers
Pleasant meeting of the W C T U at Spangler home
The W C T U held a well attended Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Spangler's home despite bad weather. Mrs George B Mann presided. Devotions were led by Mrs Luke L Wiles. Papers discussed gambling in the United States and its menace, peace week, and standards of American womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Spangler
George B. Mann
Luke L. Wiles
R. B. Hayes
United States
R. H. Anderson
W. T. Arn
Showing Improvement at Immanuel Hospital
Mrs Edward Donat senior patient at Immanuel hospital Omaha recovering from gall stone operation and improving steadily since the first days. Friends pleased by her progress and hope she may soon return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Donat, Sr
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Clifford Phillips Nearing Return After Tractor Belt Injuries
Clifford Phillips, severely injured when caught in a tractor belt weeks ago, is recovering at an Omaha hospital and is expected to return home soon. He had been in grave condition but has rallied and improved steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Phillips
Omaha
River work ready to start in January near river city
Omaha engineers report that dyke and land work along the Platte river north of the city will begin by January 15. The project aims to drive land and push other tasks to provide winter labor for 100 men and maintain a navigable Missouri River channel from Kansas City to Sioux City. The Kansas City Bridge Co. will mobilize when arrangements and equipment move to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
Kansas City Bridge Co
Congress
McGeorge
Union
A. W. Farney Co
Farney
Kansas City Bridge Company
Missouri River
Kansas City
Sioux City
Seven Cass County Youths Drafted for CCC Service
The government calls seven Cass county youths with two alternates to report January 2, 1935, to the CCC camp at Nebraska City. Recruits must be first-time CCC entrants and meet stricter relief criteria to reduce county dependency. Bulletin shared with county relief agent Mrs. Co. A. Rosencrans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Nebraska City
Norfolk Couple Wed at St. Paul’s Parsonage
Miss Lois Allen and Mr. W. A. Braasch of Norfolk were married Sunday at the residence of Rev. G. A. Pahl pastor of St. Paul’s Evangelical church. Judge A. H. Duxbury assisted with the license before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pahl
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Lois Allen
W. A. Braasch
Norfolk
A. H. Duxbury
St. Paul's Parsonage
Daffy A D Zaar and Walter Thimghan Visit City Court
On Monday Daffy A D Zaar and Walter Thimghan of South Bend visited the city today. They called at the court house to attend to business matters and spent time with friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffy A. D. Zaar
Walter Thimghan
South Bend
Court House
Depart for Arizona by Hiber Family
Mr and Mrs John Hiber and their daughter Miss Marie Hiber depart Tuesday night for Arizona to spend time visit ing. They will stay at Phoenix with Mr and Mrs Herbert Rokahar. Mrs Rokahar is formerly Miss Anna Hiber of this city. They plan to visit many southwest points before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hiber
Marie Hiber
Omaha
Arizona
Phoenix
Herbert Rokahar
Rokahar
Anna Hiber
Southwest
Auto Mix-Up at Nebra City injures two youths
Two youths Ray Casebeer of Nebraska City and Joseph Richmond of Nehawka were injured in a head-on collision at Twenty first street and Park avenue around 3 am. Both suffered scalp wounds and tooth loss but were not believed seriously hurt. Jim King of 2022 Park avenue Nebraska City escaped injury after two accidents involving his car and a Nehawka vehicle driven by Neal Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Casebeer
Nebraska City
Joseph Richmond
Nehanka
Casebeer
Richmond
Jim King
Park Avenue
King
Plattsmouth
Paul Franklin
Franklin
King’s House
Neal Pierce
Nehawka
Pierce
Coleman returns home from western trip visiting several states
J. C. Coleman, after months in the west visiting relatives and friends, returns to Nebraska. He spent time in Portland and Oregon, the Couer d Alene mining district in Idaho, Washington, California, and Tucson, Arizona where he met Lawrence Sprecher and his mother and saw their planned journey to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coleman
West
Mr. Coleman
Portland
Oregon
Couer de Alene
Idaho
Washington
California
Nebraska
Tucson
Arizona
Lawrence Sprecher
Help a Good Cause Seeks Toys Clothing for Christmas
The Associated Charities call residents to donate toys clothing and shoes to help needy children this Christmas. Call Mrs. Frank Mullen at 516 or deliver to the Mullen home. Clothing and shoe donations may be delivered to the county relief officer at the courthouse or arranged by phone 668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Frank Mullen
Mullen
Funeral for Thomas R. Webb Held in Correctionville Iowa
Thomas R. Webb died after a three month illness, aged 82, at his Correctionville Iowa home. The funeral was at Wilson Hall with Rev E C Boom and interment in Correctionville cemetery. He had lived in Correctionville over thirty years with a large network of friends and four children. He was survived by his wife Nettle J Randolph a son Elmer and daughter Florence Whitesell and Elden plus eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Webb
Correctionville
Iowa
Thomas R. Webb
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
Plattemouth
Lfe
Thomas
Ruth) Webb
Adrian
Michigan
James B. Webb
Colfex County
Sue County
Nettle J. Randolph
Galva
Hartley
Elmer
Webb
Louisa Livermore
Florence
Leslie Whitesell
Elden
A. E. Webb
Sac City
Wilson-Hall
E. C. Boom
Young Couple Wed by County Judge in Murray Area
Miss Laurena Sitzman and Mr. Joseph Christenham were married Saturday afternoon by County Judge A H Duxbury. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. Clara Sitzman and Steven Sitzman. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sitzman, is from a long established Cass County family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Laurena Sitzman
Joseph Christenham
Murray
Judge Duxbury
Clara Sitzman
Steven Sitzman
Frank Sitzman
Cass County
Congratulatory notes flow after Olive Gass convocation
Messages of congratulations from former students continue to arrive for Olive Gass two weeks after the convocation honoring her service as high school principal and teacher. Recipients express continued pleasure at remembrances from those who could not attend and praise the program's purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe
Olive Gass
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Lynn - Hartford
Casscoo
Woman’s Club Presents
Public Library
Nebra City
James King
JS. Mary's Hospital
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